The company that brought hip-hop music to schools has tapped Din Heiman, an ed-tech industry veteran, as its first president.
When a K-12 Company Leaves the Market, How Do Its Rivals Seize the Moment?
Amazon TenMarks' Departure Offers a Window Into Competitors' Outreach to Districts
When Amazon TenMarks announced plans to wind down its operations, rival curriculum companies pounced, via sales channels and social media.
Apple, which has lost market share in K-12 schools, has reached $1 trillion valuation, fueled by its success in the consumer market.
The tech corporation and the Future Farmers of America are partnering to develop academic resources for the youth organization’s 650,000 members.
Open Educational Resources Provider Talks About Shaking Up the K-12 Market
Illustrative Mathematics' CEO Outlines How Her Organization Tries to Distinguish Itself From Its Rivals
Illustrative Mathematics CEO Lisa O’Masta, who leads one of the country’s biggest providers of open educational resources, explains what districts want from curriculum.
A watchdog organization is questioning whether a cooperative purchasing program that relies on Amazon’s online marketplace is hurting businesses in local communities around the country.
John Fallon, Pearson’s CEO, said he does not plan to offer details about the sale process while it is underway.
Inside China’s Burgeoning Education Market: The Value of Prestige and Brand Names
Education Is the 'Ultimate Consumer Good' in the Asian Country, One K-12 Industry Expert Says
K-12 companies from the U.S. and other nations trying to make it in China need to understand the importance of brand recognition in the huge, fast-evolving market.
To Succeed in China’s K-12 Market, Focus on Specific Needs and Cultivate Local Contacts
There Is Strong Demand for High-Quality Curriculum, Says Consultant Anip Sharma
Demand for private education, delivered through independent schools and tutoring, has surged over the years in China, and many companies from other countries have been able to sell there.
The company will delay an IPO after regulators in Dubai froze tuition fees at private schools, which will affect the company’s financial projections, according to Reuters.
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